SEU 2/15
81
Winner Warner (FL) WU 8-16, 4-10
79
Southeastern SEU 22-5, 11-3
Winner
Warner (FL) WU
8-16, 4-10
81
Final
79
Southeastern SEU
22-5, 11-3
Score By Periods
Team 1 2 3 4 F
Warner (FL) WU 18 20 21 22 81
Southeastern SEU 24 24 7 24 79

Game Recap: Women's Basketball | | Sports Information Director, Kennedy Burks

Warner University Women's Basketball Secures Dramatic Win Against Southeastern, 81-79

LAKELAND, FL - In a thrilling SUN Conference basketball showdown on February 15, 2025, the Warner University Royals edged out the Southeastern Fire with a narrow 81-79 victory at The Furnace. The Royals, led by standout performances from multiple players, showcased their resilience and strategic prowess to overcome a halftime deficit and clinch the win in the final seconds of the game.

The game began with Southeastern taking an early lead, but Warner University, demonstrated by a clutch three-pointer from Julia Gilbert at the buzzer, displayed remarkable comeback spirit. This key moment, among others, highlighted the intense competition and the Royals' determination. For Warner University, Courtney Logan was a pivotal figure, contributing 11 points, 7 assists, and leading the team with 2 steals. Bethany Howard and Bianca Francis also played crucial roles, with Howard scoring 10 points and assisting significant plays, while Francis managed 7 rebounds.

Warner University's impressive comeback was marked by critical plays throughout the game. Key highlights included Julia Gilbert's clutch three-pointers and important defensive stops led by Kalyah Watson's timely block. The team's performance in the final quarter was particularly commendable, overcoming a halftime score of 48-38 in favor of Southeastern. The Royals' ability to maintain pressure and execute under stress was evident as they outscored their opponents in the crucial moments.

With this victory, Warner University advances their season record to 9-16. The Royals will next face New College of Florida on February 19, 2025, in Lake Wales, FL, looking to build on their current momentum. 
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